8 Easy Steps To Configure Spine-Leaf with EVPN-VXLAN

How can you configure a Spine-Leaf topology using EVPN and VxLAN in 8 steps? Watch this video where it goes through how to successfully configure these routing protocols starting from initial configuration to validation at the end.

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[mikey]

Great to have the 10th video. Great work. Really enjoying this series.

[NetworkSP]

Great video as is the whole series. I cant stress enough how comfortable and easy you make this content to follow. Thanks a bunch!

[tyler.featherston]

Great video! It has been extremely helpful. Once you have this setup what is the best way to get out to the internet from a vxlan vlan?

[siulian]

Great videos. Because you raised the level of information so high now you need to make another video to cover the configuration part also for DCI. (and type 5 obviously so the can of worms to be fully opened :P ).
Genius work. Thanks :)

[sayedabdullatif]

Very Good video indeed! If you can please make a video on MPLS on Juniper MX and QFX

[muhimenmahdi]

Hello Dear
Thanks for sharing knowledge, i see you use OSPF for underlay while most of the recommendations of Juniper is to go with BGP

I know its works but do you prefer using OSPF over EBGP for small setup ?

[baophuong]

How can you run vEX switch on Eve-ng sir? On bare metal hypervisor or nested env like running eve-ng on vmware workstation?

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[Mrbald]

Hi David,
I follow your tutorial exactly from this video (except for the numbering - IP addresses scheme, ASN, etc). But when I finished step 7th (configuring vxlan) and issued the "commit check" command, my vEX-Leaf-1 showed notification like this :

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'switch-options'
Router id mismatch with source vtep: router-id:1.1.1.11 lo0.0:11
error: configuration check-out failed

on Leaf-1 :
- interface Lo0.0 : 10.10.0.11/32
- RID : 65001
- firmware : vjunosswitch-23.2R1.14
- set switch-options vtep-source-interface lo0.0
- set switch-options route-distinguisher 1.1.1.11:65001

I can't find the solution for that problem. Can you show me something ?
Thanx in advace

[burhanhaider]

Great videos mate thanks alot.
I have a lab with vjunos. i am unable to see interfaces and getting below message, if possible can you please help with it

error: device ge-0/0/1 not found

below is config
set interfaces ge-0/0/1 unit 0 family inet address 190.1.2.13/30